In the Lock-And-Key Model of Synaptic Transmission, the "Key" Gets

question 185

Multiple Choice

In the lock-and-key model of synaptic transmission, the "key" gets to the "lock" by __________.

• A) removal of synaptic vesicles
• B) rapid conduction down to the axon
• C) weak attractive forces of the lock
• D) diffusion across the synaptic gap

Comprehend the impact of communication quality on company performance.

Identify strategies for writing effectively to multilingual audiences.

Appreciate the relevance of etiquette in today’s communication.

Understand the challenges of oral communication for multilingual audiences and how to address them.

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